Economy - general
HSBC Indian services PMI up to 57.5 in January
05 Feb 2013
HSBC Indian services PMI up to 57.5 in January
05 Feb 2013
ADB to lend India around $12 billion in 2013-17
04 Feb 2013
Infrastructure firms may lose tax benefits
04 Feb 2013
MGNREGA bank accounts helping financial inclusion: PM
02 Feb 2013
There are already 40 million bank accounts under the MGNREGA across the country and many more are being opened at post offices for the convenience of the beneficiaries
Diesel price to keep rising every month: Moily
01 Feb 2013
Oil, defence ministries told to sort out issues
31 Jan 2013
Nokia India in a Rs10,000-crore tax muddle
30 Jan 2013
Chidambaram pushes for opening banking sector
30 Jan 2013
Finance minister Palaniappan Chidambaram sees no reason why companies should be denied banking licences although many, including the IMF, oppose allowing industrial houses to set up banks, fearing it could lead to misuse of funds
RBI cheers market with 0.25% cut in policy rates
29 Jan 2013
In its third quarter monetary policy review, the central bank shed its 9-month-long tight monetary policy, cutting its key interest rates by 25 basis points
RBI cheers market with 0.25% cut in policy rates
29 Jan 2013
In its third quarter monetary policy review, the central bank shed its 9-month-long tight monetary policy, cutting its key interest rates by 25 basis points
RBI hints at policy easing as growth falls below 5.8 %
28 Jan 2013
RBI today hinted at a pro-growth approach in it monetary policy review as it expects the country’s economic growth during the 2012-13 financial year to fall below the 5.8 per cent projected earlier
Aadhar number made mandatory for new PF accounts
25 Jan 2013
The trouble with the EPFO’s apparently progressive move is that the number of Aadhar enrollment centers is utterly inadequate compared to the population
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